UK: Indian Student From Jalandhar Gurashman Singh Bhatia Found Dead In Canary Wharf, East London
23-year-old Gurashman Singh Bhatia, missing since Dec 15, was discovered dead in East London; the family's desperate search ends in heartbreak and unanswered questions.

Indian Student Gurashman Singh Bhatia Found Dead from a lake at Canary Wharf, East London | Twitter
In a heartbreaking turn of events, Gurashman Singh Bhatia, a 23-year-old student from Jalandhar, was found dead under mysterious circumstances in East London on Tuesday. The young man had been missing since December 15, prompting an agonizing search by his family. The tragic discovery of his lifeless body has left both the local and international community in shock.
What happened with Gurashman Singh Bhatia?
Gurashman Singh Bhatia, pursuing post-graduation in finance at Loughborough University in Leicestershire, was last seen celebrating his birthday with friends in Canary Wharf, East London. His family, unable to contact him following a joyous video call on December 15, grew increasingly worried. With no information about his whereabouts, they embarked on a journey to London in a desperate attempt to find him, as per the Hindustan Times reports.
BJP leader Manjinder Singh Sirsa took to social media, amplifying the urgency of the situation. Through his official account, he appealed to External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and the British high command to intervene and assist in the search for the missing student.
Devastating Discovery
The hopes of the family were shattered when Bhatia's body was retrieved from a lake in Canary Wharf, East London. The circumstances surrounding his death remain unclear, adding to the grief of his loved ones.
Jaswinder Singh, a close family friend, disclosed that the family had left for London on Monday morning, only to receive the heartbreaking news of Bhatia's demise on Tuesday morning.
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